Senate Armed Services Approves Petraeus Nomination
In a brief interview following his somewhat pointed exchange with Petraeus, Graham said he remains confused about administration policy concerning the withdrawal date.
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Democrats Slam GOP Portrayal of Former Justice Marshall
, have the result of advancing the judge’s preferred social policies for the country.”
How Politics Led to Death at Wounded Knee
the Sioux Indians in the late 19th century.
Robinson’s Legacy to Be Celebrated Tonight
The game will raise money for the Washington Literacy Council and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington.
Report Slams Pay, Finance Offices
“The Office of the Chief Administrative Office is troubled by the lack of sound analysis in the Office of the Inspector General’s (OIG) report,” the statement reads.
History May Repeat Itself in Upstate New York
Republicans would like to forget the special election battle that raged in New York’s 23rd district last year, the one that pitted the moderate and conservative wings of the party against each other and
HOH’s One-Minute Recess: Suit Yourself
many for the first time.
Hill Climbers: Aide Brings a Focus on Education
“The truth is, you can have all the training in the world, but when you step into that classroom, it’s all yours.”
Upton, Others Eyeing Barton’s Slot on Energy
Nearly all of the most senior GOP members of the committee have expressed interest in the post, but two, Reps.
From Lost Boy to Peace Activist on Capitol Hill
Like the other young boys snoozing near the burning cow-dung pies, he had been sent away by his family for training, in the hope that he’d become the next cattle-keeper for his village.
John Doolittle Would Like to Get His Life Back
“I’d like to do anything that makes a meaningful contribution and helps me support the family,” the nine-term former Member said during an interview last week in his Oakton, Va., home.
Members Seek to Stop D.C.’s Medical Marijuana
The bill — which the D.C. Council passed in April — legalizes marijuana for chronically ill patients.
Petraeus Confirmation Expected Within Days
about a number of senior administration officials in an interview with Rolling Stone.
Baird, Stupak Will Miss Camaraderie
It has been one of the more enjoyable things I’ve been able to do during my time in Congress,” the six-term Member said in an interview. “It’s been one of the best sources of bipartisan friendships.
Petraeus to Inherit Deep War Divisions
If anything, Obama’s decision to relieve McChrystal following his flip criticism of senior administration officials in a Rolling Stone interview stirred up what has been a simmering debate over the
Royalty Graces Congressional Baseball Game
The game raises money for the Washington Literacy Council and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington.
Bush Bashing Cuts Both Ways in Ohio Race
Bethlehem Mayor John Callahan (D) did the same thing when, during a recent interview, he characterized his race against Republican Rep.
GOP Won’t Stop Job Offer Crusade
Issa, the ranking member on the Oversight and Government Reform panel, and Smith, the top GOP member of the Judiciary Committee, plan to keep pressing the administration for more information about
Marshall Wins Tar Heel State Senate Nod
from the third-place finisher, lawyer Ken Lewis, during the runoff.
After PhRMA, Tauzin Likely to Start New Firm
Tauzin said it made for the right time to turn the page.